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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Netanyahu Visits Western Wall Before Election Campaign Launch

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Netanyahu Prays at Western Wall Ahead of Israeli Elections

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Western Wall on Monday evening, hours before Israeli elections, placing a handwritten prayer for IDF soldiers and victory. This is a traditional pre-election ritual for Netanyahu. He has prayed for similar outcomes in past elections, including a good government in 2020.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Western Wall hours before Israeli elections.
  • Netanyahu placed a handwritten prayer note at the Western Wall.
  • The prayer asked for IDF soldiers, victory over enemies, and success for the Jewish people.
  • Visiting the Western Wall before elections is a traditional practice for Netanyahu.
  • He also prayed for a good government in a note before the 2020 elections.
Netanyahu Prays at Western Wall Ahead of Israeli Elections
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